Our funding priorities are STEM education for K-12 youth and domestic violence education and prevention for youth, women and older adults.
Applicants should contact their local community relations managers which can be identified on the Giving and Grants page. Guidelines, exemptions, and other details are also provided on the page. There is no submission deadline.
Giving for childhood development and education, Christian services, food services to the needy, aid to the homeless, and environmental conservation.
Scholarship awards to graduating seniors from Wayne Community High School, Iowa.
Applications should be addressed to: Alan Wilson, 107 W Jackson St, Corydon, IA 50060; Phone: 641-872-2343
Submission deadline: None
George M. Cromer was a Clinton County farmer and Iowa State University graduate (class of 1917). Mr. Cromer established a scholarship that is for Central Clinton Community School District graduates with preference given to members of the First Congregational United Church of Christ, DeWitt and...
Recipients of the George M. Cromer scholarship fund shall be required to be residents of Clinton County, Iowa at the time of their selection to receive such benefits. Further consideration will be made as to:
Special consideration will be given to deserving graduating students of Central Community High School, DeWitt, Iowa, who rank in the upper one-half of their graduating class, or any student who has previously graduated there from in the upper one-half of their class and who is, or plans to enroll in a college, university, religious school or seminary for the study of philosophy of religion or theology qualifying such student for the ministry, priesthood, or other church-related professions as social workers, counseling service, missionaries, or any other profession in the general religious endeavors in assisting mankind and spreading the word of God. Members of the United Church of Christ of DeWitt, Iowa will be given special consideration, however the scholarship fund shall not be limited to members of this church, but also members of other churches in DeWitt.
Applications should include a written description of academic history, personal references, and extra-curricular activities.
Download application at link provided. Applications due April 1 of each year.
The foundation supports organizations involved with education, job creation and job training, housing, human services, and economic development.
Serves all counties in Iowa.
Click here for information on focus areas, FAQs, the grant process, and other details.
Application Deadline: Feb. 1, May 1, and Aug. 1 for Wells Fargo Housing Foundation
For details on the application process, deadlines, and other guidelines, please view the Community Giving page.
Scholarship awards to high school graduates of Sioux City, Iowa, attending Western Iowa Tech Community College.
The foundation seeks to connect donors to the priorities they care about and to the needs of the community, to increase charitable giving, and to provide leadership on important community issues. The foundation serves as one of the most important resources in Linn County, funding activities in...
For current application deadlines and other details see https://www.gcrcf.org/grants/
Awardees are selected by students and staff of Western Dubuque High School.
